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He smiled down momentarily upon her as they moved along, and patted her hand. "Somebody must have the poor places, Alice," he said consolingly. "I am a young man yet, remember. We must take our turn, and be patient. For 'we know that all things work together for good." "And your sermon was so head-and-shoulders above all the others!" she went on breathlessly. "Everybody said so! And Mrs.
Robert Grant Burns was head-and-shoulders under the car, digging badger-like with his paws to clear the front axle, and coming up now and then to wipe the perspiration from his eyes and puff the purple out of his complexion. Pete Lowry always ducked his head lower over the jack when he saw the heaving of flesh which heralded these resting times, so that the boss could not catch him laughing.
I swallow a couple of spoonfuls, and turn as white as a sheet. The captain cocks his eye at me. 'Go on deck, sir, says he; 'get rid of the soup, and then come back to the cabin. I got rid of the soup, and came back to the cabin. 'Cod's head-and-shoulders, says the captain, and helps me.
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